1. Napoleon and The Congress of Vienna

2. Popularity rises after victories over the Austrians Conflict with Britain 1799 Coup d’etat The Consulate Napoleon Bonaparte

3. 1804: Napoleon crowns himself emperor Napoleon Becomes Emperor

5. Identify Cause and Effect What factors contributed to Napoleon’s failure in Russia? Answer(s): soldiers lacked loyalty to Napoleon, extreme heat, supplies lost or spoiled, disease, desertion, hunger, Russian troops withdrew, harsh Russian winter

6. Russia, Prussia, Austria, and Great Britain allied against France Napoleon raised another army, but troops inexperienced In October 1813 Napoleon defeated at Battle of the Nations near Leipzig In March 1814, victorious allies entered Paris. Terms of surrender—Napoleon gave up throne and went into exile on tiny island of Elba Defeat and Exile to Elba

7. Duke of Wellington led final confrontation Battle of Waterloo British and Prussian armies Crushing defeat for Napoleon End of the Napoleonic Wars Battle of Waterloo Tried to escape capture, sent to exile in Saint Helena Volcanic island in South Atlantic Remained imprisoned for six years Died at 51; cause of death never determined Napoleon’s Final Days The Last Campaigns

8. Negotiators Lord Castlereagh of Great Britain Czar Alexander I of Russia Prince Klemens von Metternich of Austria Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand of France Goals for Other Decision Makers Make sure France could not rise again to such power Put down revolution wherever it might appear Remove traces of French Revolution and Napoleon’s rule Metternich Distrusted democracy and political change Dominated the congress, wanted to restore the balance of power The Congress of Vienna

9. National borders Congress changed many borders Wanted to strengthen nations surrounding France Process Countries that aided France lost territory Countries that fought France gained territory Talleyrand arranged trades New Countries Union of the Dutch Republic and the Austrian Netherlands as the Kingdom of the Netherlands Austria and 38 German states in German Confederation France’s loss Was not allowed to keep any conquered territory Boundaries back to 1792 Forced to pay indemnity, or compensation for damages Redrawing the Map

10. Metternich’s Influence His reactionary attitudes influenced politics and society. Wanting a return to absolute monarchy, he despised constitutions, voting rights, and freedom of religion and the press. Liberal ideas were suppressed in Austria, the German states, and northern Italy. Restoring Monarchies Napoleon had eliminated royal control in many countries. Members of the old Bourbon royal family were returned to the thrones of Spain and Sicily. Monarchies were restored in Portugal and Sardinia.

11. Summarize What were the main goals of the Congress of Vienna? Answer(s): restore order, stability, and balance of power; ensure France could not rise again; suppress revolution

13. The Revolution’s Legacy Was the French Revolution a failure? After Congress of Vienna, monarchs ruled again –Citizens’ rights restricted –Nobles returned to their previous lifestyles French Revolution changed Europe –Monarchies no longer secure –Common people learned they could change the world –Ideals of human dignity, personal liberty, and equality –Enlightenment crossed the Atlantic to Latin America, eventually inspired political movements in Asia and Africa